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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-05-19
CLEMNIONSvILLE CHATTER.
Correspondence of TIE Sentinel.

Correspondence of The Sentinel
The measles are raging all over this
township.
Rev. S. F. Conrad will deliver a
lecture on Palestine, at rhe Clemmons
vile Baptist church, next Saturday
night.
The annual pic mic of the Glen
monsville Baptist Sunday School will
be sometime during the month of
July.
There will be very little more than
half as much tobacco set in this town
ship this year as there was last.
Mr.. Z. Griffith has set one acre of
his river bottom in cabbage He in
tends to market them in the Twin
cities.
Mr.. John Doty captured a curiosity
In the snake line one day last week.
Its color was of large bright red spots,
lined around the edge, by small black
streaks, and between these were white
spots, which, as a whole, made it very
beautiful in appearance.
We learn, from a reliable source.
that in parts of Davie and Yadkin
counties persons are going through
the country at night DESTROYING to-
bacco beds. 1t is supposed to be per
sons that are bitterly opposed to the
culture of tobacco, and are tak;n
this method of suppressing it.
RIP LAWRENCE.
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BROTHER BoNITz' industrial issue
OF the Goldsboro Messenger is a splen-
did reflex of his untiring energy and
enterprise, and the progressiveness of
his native place. Some paper has said
recently that such man as Julius A.
Bonitz is worth $40, 900 year to any
place, and we re-echo the sentiment
most heartily. The people of Colds
boro. show their appreciation for him
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ALLEGED SIGNS OF LUCK:

Dream of eggs, sign of money
Dream of snake, sign Of enemies
If you sneeze on Saturday you do it .sfor
If you sing before breakfast you'll cry be-
fore supper.
Dreaming Of muddy or rushing water
brings trouble.
Finding horseshoe or four leaved clover
brings good luck.
She who takes the last stitch at a Quilting
viii be the first to marry.
If you cannot make I'D a handsome bod
your husband will have homely nose
II you spill the salt some one will be amadn
with you, unless you put some of it in the
fire.
Stub your right toe, you are going where
you are wanted; your left, where you are not
wanted
If your right ear burns some one Is prais-
ing you; II your left, your friends are raking
you over the Goals.
Returning to the house for a moment after
having once started out viii bring back bad
luck unless you sit down.
II the rooster crows on the fence the
weather will be fair; if on the doorstep, he
VIII bring company.
While at the washboard, If the suds splash
and wet the clothes you are wearing you will
have q drunken husband
When. in dropping fork, it strikes the
door and stands upright, it will bring
gentleman visitor; il knife, lady.
II you drop your dish cloth you VIII have
company; also il You sweep black mark, or
II two chairs stand accidentally back to back.
II baby sees his face in the glass it viii be-
death to him; II he tumbles out Of bed it win
save his being fool
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OUR Chatham friends will n

Our Chatham friends will on to-
morrow celebrate the completion of
the Pittsboro Railroad. Hon. A. M.
Waddell, Hon. R. L. Steele, Hon. d.
w. Balm, and many other distinguished
gentlemen will be present. The ad-
dress of welcome will be made by III.
A. London, of the Record, and the
response by Maj. r. S. Tucker, of
Raleigh. Excursion trains will run
from Raleigh, Durham, Charlotte and
Wilmington. The Durham Light
Infantry will be present. a
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in wholesome and substantial man
ner, and he is thereby enabled to SUBJ
serve their interests to far better
extent. With such man as Bonitz,
and with such people as the good
citizens of Goldsboro to co-ope rate
with him, that place is bound to feel
the good effects of such a combination.
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cLUBBING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

CLUBBING ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have made arrangements to
club the North Carolina Farmer with
The SENTINEL. We will furnish our
paper and the North Carolina Farmer,
published by JAS. III. Enniss, Raleigh,
N. C., for one year for $500. The
Farmer is monthly journal of "a
pages, ~ columns, and is one of the
best agricultural journals in the whole
country. Send on your subscriptions.
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RALEGH's Cattle show on the 18th
J is reported to have been big success,
attended by large crowd, and note
able for fine blooded stock. Forsyth
county stock raisers ought to go to
work to organize.
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r. B. KERNER.
AttOrneuatl aw.
General Life and Fire Insurance Agent,

EPREJENTING the following good am
IL reliable Companies -
st. Paul, of ST. Paul, Mimi Mercantile. Of
Mobile, Ala. Pen Mutual, Of Philadelphia.
Penn, Insurance Company of Virginia, Rich
mond; Va, and Travellers Accident of Hartford.
Conn. Total assets s22 SIS ,O26.O0
Respectfully rtfl'eit a share ofyour patronage.
Office up stairs iii Biting Block
9-2m. +. B. KERNER
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The beautiful poem on the 9Th
page of The SENTINEL this week, is
from the pen of the gifted North
Carolinian who is the author of the
Master of L'Strange." 1t is worthy
Of every readers perusal.
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The laying of new steel rails on the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
is to be pushed with vigor at once
between NewBerne and Goldsboro.
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The Cleveland Plaindealer looks
upon the suggestion that the Demo-
Gratis nominate Southern man for
Vice President as sentimentally good,
but as foolish as far as practical poll
tics is concerned. We fear SO, we fear
SO.
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We WISH to say to the esteemed
correspondent who sends The SENr1-
MEL alengthy communication favoring
the nomination of Gov. Alfred IA.
Scales, for Congress, next term from
the Fifth. District, that we have not
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A new town is springing into exist
ence near Huns Cross Roads in Nash
COUNTY. Seventeen new buildings are
springing up. It is ON the line of the
new Railroad.
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IA advertisements discontinued before the
time contracted for has expired, charged tran
sielt rates for time actually published.
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W~ Advertisements 60 &c inserted erery
ther peek and haring special position pM be
charged 10 percent extra.
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rs AdUertiserS a0]so desire changes in hei,
advertisements must send al copy not later than
Monday Noon to insure change.
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ga@ The patrons Of THE SENTINEL uhi!e
asitine New York can ind this paper on file
m the Newspaper Room of lIessrs George p.
RoueN q Co., 10 Spruce Street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

L4CTATED FOOD.
). E. ALLEN-Local Notice.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.'s. SIS.
LACTATED FOOD, Local Notice.
DIAMOND DYES--Local Notice.
HARTER's IRON ToNIC-Local Notice.
=. F. Misunderstanding Machines
DR.. J. c. AVER & Co.-LocaI Notices.
HOOPS SARSAPARILLA--Local Notice.
ROYAL BAKING PowDER-LScal Notice.
SIMMONS Liver PEGCLATOR-Local Notice
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WOahlNG GLASSES ATTENTION. We
w are now prepared to furnish ali classes
with employment at home, the whole of the
Tune. or Tor 'eir spare moments. Business
new light and profitable. Persons of either sex
easily earn from 80 cents to $500 per evening.
and a proportional sum ~ Ger0tiiig all their
time 10 the business. Boys and girls earn nearly
as much as men. That all who see this NAV
$500 their address, and test the busin ess, we
E:'ke TINS oher To such as are not well salts
PIE OF writing. Full particulars and outfit free
.Ad.iress GEoRGR STINToN x Co.. Portland
-1-''iiiS- an. 6--tf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING TAKEN OUT LETTERS of Ad-
IL mlnlstration. according to law, on the
estate of Elizabeth Studdard, decd, I hereby
give notice to all persons indebted to said estate
to make payment at once and to persons hav-
ing claims against the estate, to present their
accounts, duly authenticated, to the under
signed, within ~ months from this date. other
wise this notice will be plead in bar of recovery
JAS. T. LINEBACK, Admir-
March 3rd, 1887. 96w
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J. L. LUDLOW C. e.,
Civil and Sanitary Engineer.

COMMANDS NORTHERN CAPITAL, FOB
" the erection and maintenance of Water
Works.
Municipal authorities wishing to introduce q
water supply or sewerage system, will please
address me. WINSTON, n. c. SOFT
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RALEIGHs savings bank is now in
operation. When will Winston take
steps to set on foot similar enterprise
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ESTABLISHED 1852.

A ProgressWe-Democratic Fam
sly Newspaper, issued everyThurs-
day Morning by the Oldham Pub
fishing House, and mailed to sub
cnbers at S1.5O year.
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICEl

WILL INFORM ALL MY CUSTOMERS.
l. that have moved my place of selling Fresh
L am nO1c on Fourth Street,
AT the stand formerly run by j. c. Younger.
Please call around and see me-
i4-tf- j. NJ. RICHARD
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THE RICHEST HUMOROUS BOOK of the AGE is
SAMANTHA AT SARATOGA

Uy JOsIaH AIIens Vile. Miss MOLLY
spent all last season amid the eohirE of fashion
at Saratoga anG takes off its follies, frtations,
low neck dressing, pug dogs, &C. in her inimit-
able mirth- provoking style. The book is pro
ttsely illustrated by OPPER, the renowned artist
Of Puck VIII sell immensely. Price $3.50.
Bright Agents Wanted Address
14-tf HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, Philada, Pa
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NORTH WE TERN Y. C. RAILROAD CoNrASy.
Presidents Office,
Apru 25th, 1887.
Notice. meeting of the Stockholders of
The North Western North Carolina Railroad
Company will be held at Greensboro, N. G., on
Tuesday, May 18th, 1887, at II O'Clock NJ
l1-tf. A. S. BUFORD, President
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
LIGHT GUARDS RETURN.
LAREDO.
Sad Fate OF Betrayed Young Woman
Machinery fer the smsIter.

Sad Fate of Betrayed Young Woman.
Machinery fer the smslter
Special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, Sept. 28-PAtatox,
some fifty miles up the river, in this
county, furnishes e sensation. About q
month sgo s girl about to be confined
came 70 the town and IVES placed in the
care Of 9 midwife Ia three weeks her
child was DOrn, dead, AID o first the
mother bid fsir TO survive, bu5 suddenly
died. 1t now leaks cut that she had bseG
seduced by e prominent man n Candida,
Mex, who had sent her TO the American
side. Her brother was so enraged a.
MS sisters betrayal that he not only
attempted the life CT her seducer
out also the midwife, so it is ssid. f5r
treating her in such manner IS 10 cauge
her death. An investigation is bting
made by the county otficls!s here.
Some 225 tons Of machinery destined
for the smelter here have arrived from
Chicago.
TIE Gludsloupe Engine and Smelling
Company 81 FiIialdalId suffered loss
during the late freshet in MeN co Of SIC.
GOO to their railway track el0 bridges on
the line, witch runs fifteen miles up Tia
mountain side.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
Loss by the Cooper Fire.

correspondence VI tlS USleUle.
COOPER, Ten, Sept. PA fire here
last night destroyed three frame business
houses on the northeast corner of the
square. 1t was discovered about IL
O'Clock by the night watch, who promptly
aroused our sleeping denizens. The loss
is estimated as folio VS.: W. C. Mann, dry
goods stock, $1,000, insurance, $1,000;
Staten & Morris, groceries,, damage 800,
no insurance; II. B. Lain, drugs, damage
S25, no insurance; William Oliver, den
tist, loss SO; A. NJ. Stein, dry
goods and groceries, damage to
stock from removal, 500, insured;
Hubbard, Pickett & Simpson, dry goods
and groceries, dsmage 5000; insured;
Delta County Banner, loss $3.50; E S.
Pillman, house, totsl loss $500; j. W.
Roundtree, house, total loss $500; De-
witt house, total loss $500. Total s71s5.
The origin of the fire is supposed to be
incendiary. 1t WAS first discovered in W.
c. Msnn's dry goods store. Luckily the
recent rain, added to the start the watch
gsve, saved orr courthouse, prd probably
the entire business portion OF lne town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
SFATE UNIVERSITY.
This restitution Opens with Largely
luCrssse,i Attendance.

This Institution Opens with q Largely
lucrsssen Attendance.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. 28.-Tae regular
term Of the STATE University opened to-
day with an increased attendance, in slI
IL against eighty-fve registered the
first day OF last session. Among those
registered 2 sterdsY, Mr.. Nelson IVES a
member Of the Twentieth Legislature
form Hopkins county; Mr.. Abbott is 6
son Of Hon. Joe Abbott, member Of con-
gTess from the Sixth district; Mr. Long
* ward Of Hon. S. B. Maker, ex-United
States Senator; and Mr.. Burgess
is son of HJn William H. Burgess
Of S9guiR. Tntle were sixteen young
lady students registeTeG out % the
entire number registered tbirty-two are
law students. Ihe faculty has pcsDoned
the election of an instructor in ancient
lspgua; es till Tuesday. He is 10 be d
good Latin and Greek scholar but is TO
teach principally Greek; is 10 be elected
for one year st salary Of 1920 There
are already several applicants for the
place,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
SETTLING In ISSUE.
tennessee to Vote CT a Prohibition
kmsGdm2Htto Her Constitution To-
Day. Both Sides HoDsfu'.
New York Democrats Demand "a An
Huai Reduction in IL Pr-sen. FAX
sll0n 81 500. G0G.O 0O
ChsUncey II D-pew ssys Il is ~ FcGg-
Absut Hts Rem. Nominated Tor .he
Preside1cy of the U2t5cd states.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 2s. - Ire
election IN Tennessee 20 morrow Is or this
question: TO -dd % section Is, article
IL OF the constitution the following.
No person shaI mscutacture for ss!e or
sell or keep toF sale as g beverage any
Intoxicating liquors Whatever, including
vine, sic or beer. Toe general assembly
snail prescribe regulations Tor the En-
foTcCmeHt OF he puhiti.iun amendment
Il carried, and snail thereby provide suit
sbiG,penaIties fUr v.OISciOn OF us prcvis-
ions.
The canvass has been warm sud the
feeling is intense, but tie campaign mas
not been characterized bv the bitterness
and Ob.usiyeness OF the Texas campaign
No party lines are draw as the leaders
il the ITO parties are dividej, probs1ly
more Repu 3licsns han Democrats favor
ing the amendment. The Democratic
leaders g g rule hsve I1s taken sides 4
new feature in the Ter-esree election will
oe The pres. nee OF women 81 ill the
polling places with { f-e and sand
riches. Was Ire resu.5 VII be l. Il
matter OF CrCert1i..y, g 05-a sides
c.s!m il. Inc indications sre tns. the
Gay will De PLEASANT and l1e vote arg.
In the ci'ie5 Ia re is & lively time pre-
pairing for tomorrow.
IN THE MEMPHIS DISTRICT.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, sept. 2S-During
| the past welk the prcA,o.io1ists have
developed great activity n This Grand dt-
vision OF the state, aud large meetings
nave been held in pesrlY all t1e cJulties
by Doth parties. Memphis all Shelby
county vii. probsply give 81 majority
against he ameadmeat q about 5000
| Every precsUti0n has beer lak-n 80 the
prohibi4oDizts to prevent repeating At
the polls. From the be-t ilt3rusrlon Ii
is estimated thsT tne amelQmcct Will be
I dei-a.tG by 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29

SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC.
LONDON, Sept. 28.-TGe epidemic of
ScsYlet fever il London is still spreading.
There are now lGOO cases in the hospitals.
LETTER FROM EMIN BEY.
LONDON, Sept 28 la L letter dated
Wada Halfa. April II, Emin Bey declares
he will not return with Stanley. He says
81 have passed twelve years mere, and
hSvo succeeded II CcGupyi De nearly every
station in the country whiC0 General
Gordan entrusted 10 me-. l have won the
trust and confidence ot the people, SOW
ing the ed oi c splendid future civil
zation. l. is out Of the question to AK
me to ieaYe- All want England to 10 ia
TO make 3 free trading WY to the coast -
COLONEL HCGEEs EALLET RESIGNS
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Colorel Hughes
EaIleC, against whom charges Of e acsn-
d&l0us nature were recently brought, mas
informed committee ot the Conserve
tive party that h" IS willing to resign his
Seat IN Parliament. gae committee viii
accent the Off
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
A STREkE FAILS.
Tho LouisvilIc Wooden Mills to Resume al
the Old Terms

HeHnnle
the Old Terms.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. %. The strike
in thg wooden mills OF this city which Was
inaugurated two months ego has proved
failure. The weavers demanded an in
crease of wages ard were supported LII
this action By the Knights Of Lsbor. The
mill owners took a firm stand, refusing TO
tske back any strikers who would not sign
ar agreement to give up sllegisnce to the
Knights and come back at the old wages.
They were compelled to close. Recently,
however, their employees began to seek
their old places at the owDers' terms and
nearly al the weaveCs have agreed to the
conditions Two mills are a. work and
another expects TO De able to begin to.
morrow. 1t is very severe defeat for
the Kclgats Of Labor WHO lose nesrly 700
members after supporting that number
Tor twn months, each having drawn iron
81 to So week from the labor treasury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29

Now YorkDsmncrets.


SARATOGA, \. ], SEPT. = After 'Ac
appointment Of the -u4l CO 1--i-rsas Ve5-
terdsy the Democratic stste convention
took = recess until evening. MANY dele
o,raa visi,lnc, Mount McGtsoor and Sara-
100 Lake dnrInn the afternoon. AZ $40
she convention re--ssembIed. SHArif
Grspt az New Y.;gk moved t1st es tra
cornuiffe., nm co. -s.sted srq+s yvonId nor
he chile to report till 9 late hour. the con-
vartton take recess till TO-DAY al 10
m The motion was carried
There seem, SCARCELY. Il, = t,3t tina ;s,,z
add F,.zgera;d. fer inc50.,ass. will no
reror7i1Tre1 nv accl.n!.-l.lr ~. secretary
If STATE E9d Treasurer Tesp.et,y4IT.
Senator Wcaple cf the Sgr.soes district
apresrs 70 be without ? r5y.I for the
C.I,r9trollarahin. MT. Poucher OF
0.xecG emo Mr.. TABOR OF Erie =. present
tho raqI e,nreat ~ the convention for
Att0rDeG- General
Tna B-rnoc-eqs,. state convention re-
assemble al 1870 this morning.. Taa
r0einit,re "a rerTnareat ORGANIZATION
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Following Is the plsHo--n: Tee III
necessary FEDERAL tsXa Ion 4 tn lsst
fiscal year exceeded 500. 0O0 COO. U1ne-
cessary taxation is unjust taXs,ltb: mere
[ fore, the Democracy of NoW Y TX ..-roanf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
FOREIGN AFFAIRS


MILITARY TRANSPORT wRECkED.
HONG KoNG, Sep. 2S.-A Chinese
military transport has been wrecked on
one Of the Pescador5 IsIscd8. Three
hu8dred soldiers and the captain and
crew, win the exception Of one man,
were drowned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
Killed while stealing a hide.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX Sept 28.-Frank Con-
way. young man whose mother lives at
Dallas, wGs run over and killed TINS morn
ing ct Ellemdorf 81 freight train on the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway.
The dead man YES stealing 9 ride IN com
psnY with negro hoy VINO showed him
of the car in & scuff1e while the train was
under full speed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
Y'kINNEY.
a Forgery Casa Scotch Lasa!e Comes to
Wed Fer Old Lover

Special % the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, Sept. 28.-Stewart
and Weir, who were charged with for
gerry and by means OF which they OBJ
tained money from the Collin County Ma
tioDai Bank, we're brought before Justice
Cough sad waived en- examination. Their
bonds were fixed in each case at $500
two cases against each. Tie Stewards
confess but exonerete Weir.
4 Miss Annie Manson, Highland las
sie' from the country Of "AulG Lang
Syne," loired a waiting lover, j. f. For
syth, here, and the joyful twain were
made ore by the preacher
Hebrew citizens observed holiday to-
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
pulled down GA Stafford and told him If
he killed the negroes

HE WOULD KILL HIM.
The negroes We're not killed, but were
taken down the road bit and
liberated on bond. Some Of
the whites claim that 1t YVES
only by prompt action that g general up
rising was prevented Could the matttr
DC settled on the Kilkenny est principle
between the bad writes and the bad
negroes down near The coast it might &c
good thing Tor the st8te aud
would certainly be @ good thing fer
Senegambis. The trouble Is tina. the
matter takes such shape thai the
negroes feeling that their lives are in
Jeopardy, may one of those days ISL to
discriminate between the good and bad
whites, and by attacking the former
get themselves into hornets
nest. While there IVES 81
entire absence Of anything like an at
tempted uprising On this occasion, 1t wa
reported that g general massacre Of
whites was imminent even as fer from the
coast 60 Csney, ard it was on these III
mors that the young men OF Braz0ri& and
Columbis turned out and went 10 the
scene Of action.
LIGHT GUARDS RETURN.
Special to the Gazette.
HoUsToN, TEX Sept. IS The Houe-
ton Light Guards, who were ordered
down 10 Columbia TO quiet matters in
Matagords county, returned tonight.
They Went as far as 3razoria end the
Sheriff of that county informed them that
everything was quiet. No more trouble
is anticipated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29
Shooting Affair at Waco.
spe ial to the Gazette.

ope Ia 70 the lIaZeIle.
WACO, Tex, Sept. 23.-Pete Hurstor
and Batch armstrong becsme involved in
q fight a. midnight, AID the former dred
his revolver at the latter, it is understood
grazing Armstrong lightly, although ne
has since been seen on the streets. Both
are smblers, and the aff.ir occurred in :
: 2 3rticg H.. I. ~! y i.a.1y IL c.us
q closing up Of sill Gambling nlacas haro
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-29

pose, nad tneY succeeueu IN TIE ssuemps,
so they said, to rob the passengers. The
ides hsd been saasestad to them bY diUe